SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Mandalay Productions successfully completed an ambitious three-week filming schedule across the San Francisco Bay Area, capturing footage at 12 B-roll sites and eight key production locations for the charity film Myittar (Unbroken Ties). Among the memorable settings featured throughout the shoot were Mori Point, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Round House at Walnut Creek, each contributing its own distinctive atmosphere and visual character to the film. Supported by a dedicated 60-person crew, the production required careful planning, coordination, and logistical management to move efficiently between locations while maintaining the creative and technical standards essential to the project.

The diverse Bay Area locations provided a visually compelling backdrop for Myittar (Unbroken Ties), allowing the production team to enrich the film’s cinematic landscape while supporting its heartfelt storytelling. Behind every captured sequence was the collective effort of cast and crew members working across multiple departments to ensure each location was used to its fullest creative potential. Created in support of orphaned children under the Mary K. Yap Foundation, the film combines cinematic storytelling with a meaningful humanitarian purpose, using its journey across these remarkable locations to help inspire greater awareness, compassion, and hope for vulnerable children.